BANGALORE, India and MINNEAPOLIS, February 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
FrontalRain Technologies unveils Eximdesk, a SaaS-based offering that is designed to make international trade simpler.
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International trade is expanding at an unprecedented scale and global container traffic is likely to hit 1 Billion TEU by 2020. Still majority of the exporters across the globe rely on paper-based processes, spreadsheets and disparate systems to manage communication, documentation and accounting. "FrontalRain Technologies has built Eximdesk to empower its customers with a secure, cloud-based specialized offering to address this challenge," said Jayaram Srinivasan, Managing Director and founder of FrontalRain Technologies.
Eximdesk not only lets the users manage all the paperwork on a single platform, it also brings unmatched ease of connecting with business partners and sharing paperwork over cloud. From managing import and export documentation to executing and tracking shipments, this trading software is an end-to-end solution that manages your tasks, while being compliant. While the features make Eximdesk a front runner in the world of global trade management, its mobile and cloud-based offerings makes it ideal to access and manage international trade anywhere, anytime on any device.
Eximdesk is the first global trade software to provide a fully featured free trial version and is available on a pay-as-you-go model for SMEs with limited IT budgets. Hundreds of early subscribers have already benefitted from the software as it provides an easy do-it-yourself model to get started.
For more information, visit www.eximdesk.com.
About FrontalRain Technologies:
FrontalRain Technologies offers social, mobile, analytics and cloud computing software to increase supply chain efficiencies and delivers affordable advanced technology solutions for small and medium exporters around the globe.
Media contact
Mr. Jayaram Srinivasan
info@eximdesk.com
+1-415-877-3105
+91-80-41203849
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